Nevada County picayune., 1887-03-23

| Fort Smith lots, purchased abou two years since.
 He Thanks His Paper. 1 Mr. Editor: I was induced by reading you good paper to try Dr. Harter's iron Toni, for debility, liver disorder and scrofula, ant three bottles have cured me. Accept m, thanks. Jos. c. Boggs.-Ex.
 Collector Powell, of Hempsteat county was on the north. bound passenger Monday, on his way tC the capital we presume he is q capital gentleman anyway.
 Ladies wishing to get latest style dress patterns, should cal and examine our new DelineatOr and order therefrom. Prices frcm 2Oc 10 5Oc.
 w. F. ARMSTRONG X Go.
 Friday afternoon considerable sensation was created by mad dog in town, which was chased down and killed before any person was bitten. The rabid canine bit number of dogs.
 Mir. Jno. B. Crossland had us to print some posters, giving notice that he would, as administrator, sell some lands on the 2nd of May, belonging to the estate of Lemucl J. Crossland. deceased.
 Farmers have had nice weather for preparing their lands for this years crop, and we trust they have availed themselves of it, and that their labors may bc rewarded by a bountiful harvest.
 The Improved Kentucky Safety Single.tree takes on sight. Mess Scott x Pollard have sold large number here in few days, to il. lustrate it's popularity. See them and secure territory.
 New line samples, gents spring and summer suits, and perfect fit guaranteed. Call and examine. and order your clothing made to order from
 ". r. ARMSTRONG X Co.
 We never saw more beautiful spring and summer dry goods, and at such amazingly low prices be- fore, as can be seen at the popular house of w. F. F. Armstrong x Co. Go and see them.
 Knowledge of the proper shot to use is of much importance to the successful sportsman. Bilious Bullets should always be used if you are hunting for health. For sale by Jno. NJ. Milburn.
 We publish the delinquent land list on 4th page of this issue, as taken from the Dispatch. It will not appear the 2nd time, as it is published gratnitously, so cut it out or preserve the paper.
 Mir. D. II. Bell and Mrs MOllie Murphy were married last Wed. nesday by Rev. Mir. Andrews. A widower and widow thus toned to- gether for life. The PIcAYUNE wishes them much happiness.
 Will receive from San Antonia, Texas, within the next week, one car load of good broke horses. Prices low. Apply to me in per son, or to Dr. R. l.. Powers.
 J. T. BROOKS.
 We specially invite all the la dies to call and see our full and complete stock misses and chil. dren's shoes, in finest kid and calf skin--prices low down.
 W. F. ARMSTRONG & Co
 Mir. J. l.. McGough, of Emmet, was in town yesterday. At the special election Saturday, to fill the umexpired term of J. w. Neill, resigned, Mir. McGough was elect. ed Justice of the Peace for that township.
 Mir. Sam Dunn left Monday for GurdOn, to enter the mercantile house of A. w. Newton, one of the principal merchants of that place. Sam is splendid salesman, and Mir. N. is fortunate in securing his services.
 Messrs Scott X Pollard, of Russton, La., are here selling county rights to sell the famous Improved Kentucky Safety Single tree. It is a good selling article, and parties wishing to make mon- ey on patents shonld see them.
 Having recently sold my stable and outfit, to Messrs. AburrOw & Lamb, 1 will offer for the next tew days, 3 fine work mares and , work horses. All in good condition, cheap for cash.
 J. Y. BROOKS.
 Is these days good Old.fashioned honesty is rare, therefore you will be pleased to see how we have combined old-timed honesty in